Halotherapy... Salt room environments can range from warm and soothing Himalayan salt decor elements such as salt bricks and salt panels to a more white, cool and calm ambiance. In addition, there is an increasing demand for a more personalized experience. Salt beds, salt booths and salt cabins are great alternative options for salt rooms that avoid construction costs and offer clients privacy and more customized sessions according to their needs.
ABOUT HALOTHERAPY...
Halotherapy also known as Dry Salt Therapy has been used for years to help people alleviate different types of respiratory and skin conditions. It originated in Eastern Europe in the natural salt mines. Today it has spread worldwide and is increasingly gaining more popularity especially throughout the U.S. More than 170 facilities across the U.S. alone are offering salt therapy. Some of these include include Day Spas and Wellness Centers, Resorts, Chiropractors, Massage and Yoga facilities to name a few. While there are many clinical and scientific studies conducted on dry salt therapy (halotherapy) throughout the world, the FDA has not evaluated the statements made throughout this category. Dry salt therapy is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
